What would happen to the inner world of cats if they changed owners? Will it accept change or will it be difficult to get used to?

We have cats because we love these cute felines and we are willing to give them our time and energy.

Cats also always bring us joy and sometimes warm healing. If possible, I believe that every shit shoveling officer wants to keep cats with them for a long time, and is reluctant to let them go.

But the real world is always complex and changeable, sometimes we encounter all kinds of problems, and sometimes we have to give up our cat and hand it over to a reliable relative or friend. When these things happen, we naturally feel sad. And the other protagonist in the incident, the helpless kitty, will have thousands of emotions flooding into his heart.

What happens to a cat that has left its original owner? How would they feel about their new family and new owners?

She agreed very happily, because on the one hand she was willing to help me as a friend, and on the other hand she also loved cats very much and was willing to be with them.

But what happened later did not go as she wished. After my kitten went to her house, she hid under the sofa and couldn't come out. I don't eat or drink, and I have been hiding under the sofa. The pupils in the eyes have been put to the largest, showing a huge panic.

Two days later I went to pick up the cat, and the cat was still hiding under the sofa, except for eating and going to the toilet, it was hiding there.

My friend told me, don't give her the cat next time, she can't take care of my little ancestor. She exhausted all methods and lost all smiles, but the cat just didn't appreciate it. She said she didn't like my cat anymore, of course I knew she was just joking.

When we give up cats and turn them over to others, cats don't understand why. Even if you have a million things to do, cats can't understand it. All the cat knows is that you gave it up, it left the familiar home.

At this time, the cat will not have empathy, it will not understand your helplessness. Facing the new environment, and the smiling strangers, they are actually overwhelmed inside. They have a fear of the unknown and they will be wary of these strangers.

As we all know, cats are naturally very cautious and timid animals, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they "cherish their lives like gold". When they step into their new home for the first time, they have an instinctive stress response. Due to their unfamiliarity with the environment, cats will become extremely cautious, they will notice every little change in the new environment, and they will even show a certain degree of aggression just to maintain their own safety.

"Where is this? How did the master bring me to this place?"

"Where is the boss? Why are there strange voices all around?"

"Why are they all laughing? It must be malicious!"

Cats will use malice to speculate on unfamiliar environments and strangers, which stems from their self-protection consciousness hidden in their bones.

Cats have a strong ability to adapt, which is a magic weapon for their survival.

In fact, as long as the new owner can get along with the cat in the right way, after a period of familiarity, the cat can completely accept the new home.

The so-called right way can be summed up in a simple sentence, that is, "Leave everything to the cat".

That's right, leave it all to the cat! All we have to do is to provide cats with a safe living environment, provide necessary living materials, and leave the rest to the cats themselves.

Let the cat get familiar with the environment slowly, let the cat explore by itself, let the cat come to you, step by step, don't force it.

As long as you love cats, cats must feel it. But please give the cat time, it's the cat's solution to the problem.

Conversely, if you pull out the seedlings, it may not end well. When cats are under stress, anything that happens may trigger a more severe stress response. If you force the cat to familiarize itself with the environment, or play with it, this may increase the disgust in the cat's heart.

Once you don't make a good impression at the beginning, it becomes very difficult to change it later. Some cats even fall into despair in their helplessness and become unhappy and unhappy ever since.

None of this is alarmist, they are all possible things.

How do cats behave when they leave their old owners for new owners? There is actually no one-size-fits-all answer to this. Most cats are very cautious, they will be alert to their new environment, and they will need time to deal with these changes. In this case, just keep one principle in mind and give the time to the cat.

Of course, some cats are carefree, and they are very receptive to change. If your cat also has this personality, then many things will become easier in the future.